Personal and Social Competency – A. Set of Profiles: Positive Personal Cultural Identity Competency

  • Introduction
  • Personal and Social Competency – A. Set of Profiles: Positive Personal Cultural Identity Competency

Set of Profiles: Positive Personal & Cultural Identity Competency

These profile descriptions include three facets that underpin Positive and Cultural Identity Competency:

  1.     Relationships and cultural contexts
  2.     Personal values and choices
  3.     Personal strengths and abilities

These three facets are interrelated and are embedded within the profile descriptions, which are written from a student’s point-of-view.

(From BC Ministry: https://curriculum.gov.bc.ca/sites/curriculum.gov.bc.ca/files/pdf/PPCICompetencyProfiles.pdf)

 

PROFILE DESCRIPTION

Profile 1

  • I am aware of myself as different from others.
  • I know my name, with some help, I can identify some of my attributes.

Profile 2

  • I am aware of different aspects of myself. I can identify people, places, and things that are important to me.
  • I can identify some of my individual characteristics.
  • I can describe my family, home, and/or community (people and/or place).
  • I can explain what I like and dislike.
  • I am able to explain what interests me.

Profile 3

  • I can describe different aspects of my identity.
  • I have pride in who I am.
  • I am able to identify different groups that I belong to.
  • I am able to represent aspects of my cultural contexts (such as family, communities, school, and peer groups) through words and/or images.
  • I can describe what is important to me.
  • I can describe and demonstrate pride in my positive qualities, characteristics, and/or skills.
  • I can explain how I am able to use these to contribute to my home and/or community.

Profile 4

  • I understand that my identity is influenced by many aspects of my life.
  • I am aware that my values shape my choices, and contribute to making me a unique individual.
  • I understand that my identity is made up of many interconnected aspects of my life such as experiences, family history, heritage, where I live, and groups I identify with (including family, friends, peers, and virtual communities).
  • I understand that what I value influences the choices I make and how I present myself in various contexts.
  • I understand that my characteristics, qualities, strengths, and challenges make me unique, and are an important part of the communities I belong to (including people and places).

Profile 5

  • I can identify how my life experiences have contributed to who I am; I recognize the continuous and evolving nature of my identity.
  • I understand that my learning is continuous and my concept of self and identity will continue to evolve.
  • I can describe how aspects of my life experiences, family history, background, and where I live (or have lived) have influenced my values and choices.
  • I can identify how my strengths can help me meet challenges and I understand that I will continue to develop new skills, abilities, and strengths.
  • I can identify how my challenges can be opportunities for growth.
  • I can identify my potential as a leader in the communities I belong to.

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